George Williams, born in Abergavenny and educated at the London Metropolitan University, is a fine artist living and working in London's East End.

George's work focuses on studies of street scenes and their architectural surroundings, primarily taken from walking within London. The culmination of the produced sketches and photographs is to create a network of paintings which combine as one solid, architectural body of work.

Oil paint is the primary medium used to depict these scenes. The material values of the oils; the structural, buttery, timely drying process, are all key to the desired effect George aims to create with his painting, that of a surface being dominated in a saturated, workman-like body of heavily cemented paint.

George's current work consists of paintings depicting landscapes around Stratford. The area is in a constant state of flux, providing an environment bursting with energy, with structural values changing rapidly day by day.